Usb Optical Mouse

Hip Street launches Hipstreet Optical Mouse

New Delhi: One of the largest producers of Audio, Video, Mobile and wireless accessories, Hip Street has announced the launch of HSM-02 PS2/USB optical mouse with all new looks and ergonomic design, which not only adds comfort but also precision. The unique velvet touch mouse comes with an elegant contrast of grey and black design. The ergonomically designed mouse is specially designed for long duration usage. The unique design is soft and sturdy for both elegance and comfort.

“This new easy to use and maintenance-free product gives the user the required comfort. We especially kept in mind the Indian weather & working conditions while designing this product. I am sure this will be an instant hit among consumers” commented Sandeep Ramani, Country Manager, Hipstreet HSM-02 PS2/USB desktop mouse is easy to use in-hand and easy to install. It does not require mouse pad to support its fluency and no cleaning necessary as it comes without mouse ball. It comes with 1.35-meter cable length so that you can operate it from a distance. It is compatible with windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/ latest7, MAC and Linux.

Price and availability: Hip Street HSM-02PS2 Optical Mouse is available in India through its channel network at a price of Rs 279/-.

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A wee bit small, but generally fabulous! : April 15, 2004

This product is comparable to the Targus product PAUM01U. Both are about half the dimensions of a conventional mouse. The optical input means no more cleaning a track ball, making it ideal for travel and spontaneous use on any encountered surface. The retractable cable is a move of genius, long overdue, and works like a charm. And the USB connection is a snap, with no software needed.

Only two cons: The carrying bag is functionally protective, though could perhaps be a bit more padded. And, to put the mouse into that bag, the wire has to bend just between the retracting device and the mouse itself; over time, that seems to risk breakage.

But on balance? Fantastic. And for the price? Bravo!

Brittle : August 13, 2010

I’ve bought and used two of these devices now. They are superior to the in-built pointing devices on my notebook, but only initially. Within about a year, their tracking functionality begins to deteriorate: You can’t left-click and hold and get the mouse to define a correct area, of text, of images, of whatever. My notebook is my main PC and this mouse gets very little travel abuse. Still it stops working, so be warned. It’s as if ZIP-LINQ expects the consumer to be subscribing to their mouse instead of buying a quality product that lasts – NOT. I’d be open to other reviewer suggestions for a better more durable mini mouse; please reply to this review.

The retractable cable doesn’t last : April 2, 2007

I got this mouse for Christmas and I really loved it–So easy to use with the laptop and no long cables in the way. BUT… after just 3 months the cable stopped working. If you get this mouse or a similar cable, be careful with it. The mouse still works fine using a different cable, but I’m very disappointed that the retractable cable didn’t last.

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